Brazilian model killed in Russian rocket attack, becoming sniper and eliminating enemy
There are reports of the death of a Brazilian model in the war between Russia and Ukraine. A report in the British newspaper Daily Mail said that 39-year-old Brazilian model Thalita do Vale has died due to a fire in a bunker. This has also been confirmed by Thalita’s family. According to his family, he lost his life due to suffocation. Let us tell you that the war between Russia and Ukraine started in the month of February and even after five months, it does not seem to be stopping. Thalita had earlier also taken the lead against ISIS in Iraq. In the war with Ukraine, she stood at the front as a sniper.
Friend also lost his life
The news of Thalita’s death has shattered her family. His family is in shock at the moment. Thalita’s bunker caught fire and she was trapped in the bunker. The bunker caught fire due to a rocket strike from the Russian side. On June 30, Russia launched a rocket attack in Kharkiv. Information about his death has been received this week. Her brother Rodrigo Vieria told the Daily Mail that she was separated from her unit inside the bunker and could not get out. Because of this, he died due to suffocation. His partner Douglas Burgio, who was 40 years old, was also fighting in this war and he too lost his life in this rocket attack. Burgio lost his life saving his friend.
Attacks were happening continuously
Rodrigo said that there were continuous attacks one after the other, due to which the battalion was divided and Thalitta could not be saved. In his words, ‘Thalita went to the bunker which had already caught fire and was closed.’ He further said that when there was a brief pause in the bombing, his friends came forward to save him but he too died. Thalita was a native of South Brazil, but she spent 30 years of her life in the capital, So Paulo. After modeling career, she completed her law studies. After this, she joined the charitable organization that worked to save animals.
Front also took from ISIS
After some time, when he became fond of fighting in the war, he did that too. She joined Kurdish forces to take a front against ISIS and fought in Iraq. She had become a trained sniper by this time. She had arrived in Ukraine for fighting three weeks before her death and was then deported to Kharkiv. Although Kharkiv is not under direct attack by Russia, its border is constantly bombed.
